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Bar’s Leaks CVT Transmission Fix Stops Leaks, Noise, Slipping

Bar's Leaks New CVT Transmission Fix eliminates slips, sluggishness and hesitation while quickly sealing leaks in continuously variable transmissions at a fraction of the cost of repairs.

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Bar’s Leaks new CVT Transmission Fix (1414) eliminates slips, sluggishness and hesitation while quickly sealing leaks in continuously variable transmissions at a fraction of the cost of mechanical repairs. CVT Transmission Fix works with all CVT transmission fluids. Its synthetic blend contains a seal conditioner, extreme pressure and anti-wear agents, detergents and a performance additive to stop belt/chain slipping, seal leaks and reduce noise. Installation is simple and straightforward – just pour into the transmission. One 11 oz. bottle treats six to 10 quarts of fluid and goes to work immediately, with noticeable results within 200 miles of driving.

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